His roles as Uncle Fester and Judge Doom are among his best and most iconic! They should have absolutely been included! Would‘ve loved to hear him talk about them.
I watched the 'Back to the Future' trilogy with my 6-year-old nephew on the holidays. About five weeks after he went back to school, the teacher asked if anyone in the class had heard of Einstein. My nephew thrust his hand up in the air, and confidently said, "He's Doc Brown's dog!" 😂😂😂
This man has been an active actor in the industry for over 60 years, he has said several times in interviews that there is no role that is too small for him to take, his resume is higher than his age, he's been in independent movies, plays, television, video games, cartoons, blockbuster movies, theme park attraction videos, and GQ only breaks down 5 of his iconic roles?! Christopher Lloyd has WAY MORE iconic roles than just 5!! What a dis-service to him, the marvelous actor that he is yet not getting the full recognition he deserves, and to us, the fans who grew up watching him!!
He also doesn't do cons very often, but he was at my local comic con last year, and I was able to meet him. He's a childhood hero of mine, and I wasn't disappointed.
I am really sad he didnt talk about Who framed Roger rabbit, an excellent role and a nightmare of my childhood. Also Nobody from 2021 was a fun role, Clue from 1985 and his Addams Family role was great
Doc Brown was such a positive presence in BTTF 2, and he got his own personal story in BTTF 3. Zemeckis did him real good with those movies. Thank you Mr. Lloyd.
I never got into theatre because I thought I was shy. As I grown up I realize that i am open and not shy I just get my energy being by myself. A lot of actors are introverts and that surprised me. Even Micheal Jackson was a introvert.
Christopher Lloyd is a National Treasure! This could easily have been a two hour video covering "Why Framed Roger Rabbit?" and "The Addams Family", if not many more. He's a character actor for the ages that loses himself in the role. This is what an actor should be. He's the best.
I've met Mr. Lloyd before and it's amazing how such a soft spoken and gentle man can light up the screen with all his over the top characters. What an actor.
Christopher Lloyd is one of those few actors, who has the talent and ability, to make the roles that they portray, become unplayable by anyone other actor.
Love Christopher Lloyd, but you should have reviewed WAY more of his famous characters! For example, Judge Doom (Who Framed Roger Rabbit), UNCLE FESTER (Addams Family), Rasputin (Anastasia), Al (Angels in the Outfield) and so many more!
I think one of his most underrated roles was a voice role in the show Cyberchase. He was the villain and he made the show so fun to watch. Another underrated role was the hobo in Dennis the Menace. He creeped me out in that movie.
I watched the BTTF with my father, will watch with my kids when they grow up and they will watch it with their children... this classic will live forever! Glad to see Lloyd still working as he is a big part of, and himself is, the Legend!
I’m 20 now I love watching back to the future so many times! And I can’t wait to show my kids someday! Not just this film series but All the others my dad showed me!
He's one of those actors who will always be a part of someone's childhood. So many remarkable and unforgettable characters you just love have been brought to life thanks to Mr. Lloyd.
oh heck yeah, his role as the thieving hobo was comedy gold. I laughed sooooo hard when i saw that film as a kid for the first time. What a great movie :D
what's great is.. he doesn't CHANGE that much for a role, yet he still blends into those til he's a totally different person. He actually had 60s sitcom feel in My Favorite Martian, which helped ground it since the rest of the movie was a little WHOAA 90s HAHA That's also why I loved him in Camp Nowhere. He actually gets to PLAY a conman who puts on a bunch of different personas... and they aren't all super different, it's not a Mrs. Doubtfire situation, he just has to seem genuine to each group of parents. and totally nails it.
The friendship between Doc and Marty has caused my heart to melt now in 5 different decades. It's so interesting how certain things are captured in a film. I would so like to meet Christopher Lloyd and thank him for so many memories, and me bonding with my best friend by watching Back to the Future. Lloyd and Fox are incredible dynamic duo.
I'm a lifelong Star Trek fan starting when I was 3 years old in 1968. When I saw Kruge for the first time, what came to me was "this guy is a pirate, he's all ambition and no honor". He was put on ably for he most threatening Klingon until Star Trek VI. I don't think anybody else could have played him the way Mr. Lloyd did.
Damn, I didn't want that video to end. Who else got a lump in their throat when he talked about people coming up to him telling him they'd become scientists or engineers after seeing him in BTTF?
I remember having a great dinner with him and his spouse in Bali back in 94, He was a guest at our Hotel, he is a GREAT GREAT GREAT guy. It was an honor to meet him.
I’ve been such a huge fan of this man since I can remember… “Back to the Future” was my favorite movie as a kid (still one of my favorite movies now, which I can rarely say about any movie I watched as a kid), which I watched practically everyday as well as “Clue”, and a huge fan of “Taxi”. HUGE part of my childhood, this man was…
4:50 The change-up of actors was a blessing in disguise because Doc's character now felt worn-in, like a real person already living in the world when we meet him, and Michael J Fox's energy clearly sparked the best performance in Christopher Lloyd after all that good full-dress rehearsal.
Back to the Future is the reason I got into the film industry. I got to meet both Christopher and Lea on the set of a Hallmark movie (my first full feature, coincidentally). Lea wished me good luck with my career on her last day, and Christopher was so kind, funny, and casual. Surely a shoot I will not forget!
Reverend Jim is easily one of the best television comedy characters of all time. 😄 The driver's license test, the scene where he's a door to door salesman, everything Christopher Lloyd did on that show was gold.
Hearing Christopher Lloyd talk about Back To The Future just made my day. I hope GQ makes an Iconic Characters with Michael J Fox I wanna hear him talk about Back To The Future on his point of view.
Each of Christopher Lloyd's roles are iconic because he has no comparison. This episode should have been a full length documentary! We'd be here for ALL of it! #morechristopherlloyd
That opening cut of him saying "Great Scott!" brought tears to my eyes. My father used to say that ALL the time. You're a legend dude. And this morning I learned that cinema and your (and everyones) contributions to it are as important to our culture as Christmas
This man is an absolute treasure. This video could easily (and maybe should have been) twice as long to cover more of his roles... Even in his smaller roles, he made a huge impact on the films he was in. Perhaps we could have a part 2?
This man was a big part of my childhood. Even to this to this day it's such a joy to see him. I was kind of hoping they would ask him about his role as The Hacker, but just hearing him speak brings great happiness.
Doc Brown was my fave character on Back To The Future. My siblings and I always quote his lines. 1.21 giga watts is what we say to each ogher when something seems impossible. Loved this GQ interview. Love you Chris!!
BTTF is one of my favorite series. Such a comfort film as it bring back memories of watching the films with my siblings and going to Universal Studios and riding the ride with the fam. A true legend Christopher Loyd is
Christopher Lloyd played a formative role in my childhood by starring as Cyberchase's villain, The Hacker. That iconic voice, the maniacal laughter, the incessant, creative, and vocabulary-building insults he'd levy and Buzz and Delete... memories, man. This show did a great job at building me up to the math teacher I am today. Thank you, sir. Would have been nice to hear his thoughts on it.
Everytime i see an interview with Mr.Lloyd he always seems happy to answer the questions (many he's been asked hundreds, if not thousands of times before!) seems like a really good,interesting guy who would be great to have a drink with.
HOW do you ask Christopher Lloyd about his career and leave out Judge Doom?!?!?! Uncle Fester would have been great, too, but not talking about Judge Doom is a crime!!
He was also great as Uncle Fester in the 1990s "Addams Family" movies, Henry Sikorsky in "The Dream Team" with Michael Keaton, and who could possibly forget John Bigbooté in "The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension"?! What an amazingly talented and funny actor!
He's one of the true, legendary, most underrated geniuses when it comes to writing comedy, acting and everything else to do with television and the movie industry bar none!
The fact he has anything more than a complete ignorance to Rick and Morty is more than I would ever hope for or dare to desire. But having actual enthusiasm for THAT crossover is incredible and more than we deserve!
Even Christopher Lloyd's lesser known roles are well-performed. I loved the dynamic between himself and the main character in "I am not a Serial Killer".
Such an absolute legend! He’s just such a nice and genuine person and epic actor! His films made my childhood and now he’s a huge influence on my own kids. I can directly attribute my love for science and wildly successful career to his influence as Doc! 👨✈️ ✈️
2:25 Who doesn't love when actors talk trade-craft? You really get the sense, through story-telling, of what it's like to be a working actor as a human like you or me with energy and self-esteem limits.
I used to play this point and click adventure game when I was a kid called Toonstruck. You play as Christopher Lloyd - Fantastic videogame and for me his nr 1 performance because of nostalgia. Anyone else here play Toonstruck?
With Charles Grodin it was always a shock he was so old, he always played younger characters! With Christopher Lloyd it's a shock he's still alive, he always played older characters! :D
Chris Lloyd is probably my favorite living actor. I've been lucky enough to be in the presence of many celebrities, but I think he's the only one for whom I might get emotional if I ever met him. (It doesn't hurt that at times he has a distinct resemblance to my dad.)
His roles as Uncle Fester and Judge Doom are among his best and most iconic! They should have absolutely been included! Would‘ve loved to hear him talk about them.
Agreed. So many great roles left out. He even had a great role earlier this year playing Bob Odenkirk’s father in Nobody.
And switchblade sam in Dennis the menace!!!
Just started playing the video and already disappointed by this comment. How do they not cover those two? To me they're next after Doc Brown
Nah he's doc brown
Y’all forget about who framed roger rabbit?
Sad to see these legends grow old, but happy for all the memories they have provided us
Man has been old since the 80's, how old are you if you watched him grow old?
Its sad to see them grow older but we were kids too and now we are over 40 those who grew up with them.
@@ReaperCaliber I'm so old, even my memories are in black and white
are you saying you are sad that he is old? maybe you think aging is an illness? actually, I am happy that he looks quite amazing for being 83.
Was thinking the same thing 🙁
I watched the 'Back to the Future' trilogy with my 6-year-old nephew on the holidays. About five weeks after he went back to school, the teacher asked if anyone in the class had heard of Einstein. My nephew thrust his hand up in the air, and confidently said, "He's Doc Brown's dog!" 😂😂😂
That's cute
Teacher: "Um.... partially correct."
That didn't happen
@@adamstephens6050 How would you know? You haven't seen the report card! 😃🖕
@@PhantomFilmAustralia Photo or it didnt happen.
Christopher Lloyd's grandchildren should be proud to have such a prolific grandfather.
What's his height?
This man has been an active actor in the industry for over 60 years, he has said several times in interviews that there is no role that is too small for him to take, his resume is higher than his age, he's been in independent movies, plays, television, video games, cartoons, blockbuster movies, theme park attraction videos, and GQ only breaks down 5 of his iconic roles?! Christopher Lloyd has WAY MORE iconic roles than just 5!! What a dis-service to him, the marvelous actor that he is yet not getting the full recognition he deserves, and to us, the fans who grew up watching him!!
They said MOST iconic, and the actor might have been busy so he couldn't talk about more roles
Suburban Commando
Camp Nowhere
They let them talk and they take a much as they want. He spent a lot of time talking about each role. It wasn't disrespectful to him.
Dennis the menace
i am SHOCKED no Judge Doom. that undoubtedly is one of is most iconic. such a marvelous actor. a delight every time he shows up on screen
I thought the same thing! Judge Doom was a great character!
Came here to say this! And no Uncle Fester??
Yeah, Doom and Fester are must haves for the list. What were they thinking?!
And he talked......just.....like......THIS!!!!
@@Drkpassenger19 dude, that sh1t gave me nightmares! 😆
Lloyd doesn't do all too many interviews, but when he does he always gives thoughtful, full answers!
He also doesn't do cons very often, but he was at my local comic con last year, and I was able to meet him. He's a childhood hero of mine, and I wasn't disappointed.
@@KevinTheTimeGeek86 That's fantastic!
@@PogieJoe Yeah, it was. It was one of the best days I ever had last year.
I am really sad he didnt talk about Who framed Roger rabbit, an excellent role and a nightmare of my childhood.
Also Nobody from 2021 was a fun role, Clue from 1985 and his Addams Family role was great
He had such great chemistry with Raul Julia and Joan Cusack in the Addams movies.
Totally agree with you Simo!
Nobody was probably to recent... I don't know when they shot this interview
@@MCHammerSmittyBacallJagerman they cover The Tender Bar, which was released in the US last December. Nobody was released last March.
"Nobody" is an absolutely amazing film, I would love to see a prequal...
Doc Brown was such a positive presence in BTTF 2, and he got his own personal story in BTTF 3. Zemeckis did him real good with those movies. Thank you Mr. Lloyd.
He looks like a very gentle soul,
it is also projected to his characters, no matter how mad they are.
LOL, not Judge Doom.
That one was more of his mischievous/troll side getting projected (which is also fun to watch)
I never got into theatre because I thought I was shy. As I grown up I realize that i am open and not shy I just get my energy being by myself. A lot of actors are introverts and that surprised me. Even Micheal Jackson was a introvert.
@@msannethropp7497nor as the Klingon commander in Star Trek 3
Christopher Lloyd is a National Treasure! This could easily have been a two hour video covering "Why Framed Roger Rabbit?" and "The Addams Family", if not many more. He's a character actor for the ages that loses himself in the role. This is what an actor should be. He's the best.
The teacher in Amazing Stories. Professor Plum in Clue.
Many voice over works in cartoons
The pagemaster.. His voice in that movie, his dialogue..
you mean Who Framed
@@Jeymez no, “why framed Roger Rabbit” is the sequel no one knew of 😂
@@MrJcock12 oh that would make sense cause I never heard of that one.
I've met Mr. Lloyd before and it's amazing how such a soft spoken and gentle man can light up the screen with all his over the top characters. What an actor.
This interview deserve to be a lot longer than 17 minutes. He had waaaaay more iconic roles than that.
He was also Professor Plumb in Clue (released the same year as Back to the Future). I’d say that role was iconic too.
"Wait a minute! Then who did I kill?!"
"My butler."
"Oh, shucks."
Never heard of this film but now I'm off to watch it.
@@TheFakeyCakeMaker it's awesome!! and it's got so many quotables!
"Nobody can get into that position"
"Sure you can".. (lifts her leg in the air..)
"Get off me..."
It's one of the best movies ever! And so underrated!
Christopher Lloyd is one of those few actors, who has the talent and ability, to make the roles that they portray, become unplayable by anyone other actor.
Love Christopher Lloyd, but you should have reviewed WAY more of his famous characters! For example, Judge Doom (Who Framed Roger Rabbit), UNCLE FESTER (Addams Family), Rasputin (Anastasia), Al (Angels in the Outfield) and so many more!
Preach! PREEEACHH!!!!!
Video time constraints (including Christopher's) are a factor - there wouldn't be time to do every favourite character.
The pagemaster & Dennis the menace 🙂
I was hoping somebody else would mention Angels in the Outfield 😁
You mean to tell me Camp Nowhere isn't in here!?!?!?!?
JK
I think one of his most underrated roles was a voice role in the show Cyberchase. He was the villain and he made the show so fun to watch. Another underrated role was the hobo in Dennis the Menace. He creeped me out in that movie.
Never had cable growing up, Cyber chase was AMAZING and I'll never forget his voice.
That’s right he played The Hacker. It was a underrated show on PBS in the early 2000’s and a part of my childhood.
Agreed 😊 He and the actor that voices the robot bird made that show very entertaining. I still watch it for kicks, if I run across it.
I was terrified of him in Dennis the Menace all those years ago. I rewatched the movie just a few weeks ago -- still terrifying, can confirm hahah
Stabbing that knife into the apple held by that cross-eyed kid is burnt into my brain.
I watched the BTTF with my father, will watch with my kids when they grow up and they will watch it with their children... this classic will live forever! Glad to see Lloyd still working as he is a big part of, and himself is, the Legend!
I did that same thing. I’m 38. My kids are 10 and 11. They love bttf. It’s a real pleasure of life.
I’m 20 now I love watching back to the future so many times! And I can’t wait to show my kids someday! Not just this film series but All the others my dad showed me!
He's one of those actors who will always be a part of someone's childhood. So many remarkable and unforgettable characters you just love have been brought to life thanks to Mr. Lloyd.
TAXI had so many strong characters...loved that show.
So sad we didn't get to hear Chris talk about Who Framed Roger Rabbit. What a legendary role!
He was great in that
I thought the same thing. That one and Dennis the Menace.
Yes agreed, also things to do in Denver when you're dead.
now THAT really WAS a HUGE miss by GQ.
Also
He was THE HACKER
I actually also really liked his 90s comedies like Dennis the menace & My favourite martian.
Two decent fun forgotten comedies
Also The Pagemaster!
I forgot he played the bum in Dennis the menace!!
oh heck yeah, his role as the thieving hobo was comedy gold. I laughed sooooo hard when i saw that film as a kid for the first time. What a great movie :D
Camp nowhere!
what's great is.. he doesn't CHANGE that much for a role, yet he still blends into those til he's a totally different person. He actually had 60s sitcom feel in My Favorite Martian, which helped ground it since the rest of the movie was a little WHOAA 90s HAHA
That's also why I loved him in Camp Nowhere. He actually gets to PLAY a conman who puts on a bunch of different personas... and they aren't all super different, it's not a Mrs. Doubtfire situation, he just has to seem genuine to each group of parents. and totally nails it.
I would have LOVED to hear about "Clue". Loved him as Professor Plum!
SAME! 😂
I was raised in the 80s and this guy is a legend
Jim on taxi, Omg Utterly fantastic, superb acting! My fave role of his.
A masterclass ❤
Wish i had gone to meet you when i had the chance!
The friendship between Doc and Marty has caused my heart to melt now in 5 different decades. It's so interesting how certain things are captured in a film. I would so like to meet Christopher Lloyd and thank him for so many memories, and me bonding with my best friend by watching Back to the Future. Lloyd and Fox are incredible dynamic duo.
As Jim Ignatowski in Taxi, he was priceless.
I'm a lifelong Star Trek fan starting when I was 3 years old in 1968. When I saw Kruge for the first time, what came to me was "this guy is a pirate, he's all ambition and no honor". He was put on ably for he most threatening Klingon until Star Trek VI. I don't think anybody else could have played him the way Mr. Lloyd did.
Adams Family?
Clue?
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
We need a part 2!
That's the whole reason I watched this. Can't believe they weren't included.
I want to here about Interstate 60!
Give the poor man a break
I know right...Suburban Comando, Camp Nowhere
It's niche but he was wild in Buckaroo Banzai too
Rev. Jim is still one of the all-time great sitcom characters. _Taxi_ was iconic
I agree 💯
I agree 💯.
Damn, I didn't want that video to end. Who else got a lump in their throat when he talked about people coming up to him telling him they'd become scientists or engineers after seeing him in BTTF?
Please bring him back for a part 2. Judge Doom, Uncle Fester, his role on Tremors the TV series, his role list is epic!
I'd like to hear him talk about Clue. That movie rarely gets brought up in interviews.
@@Rocket1377 Amazing ensemble, amazing movie. Just as much fun as the Cluedo Boardgame itself :D
This please
Yes hes like headed for 80, bring him back with a time machine?
@@Rykiz_Vidz He'll be 84 in October.
So happy to see this legend finally featured here on GQ 😄
Meet this man at Seattle comic con 2017! Class act, super nice dude. What career he's had! Doc Brown forever
I remember having a great dinner with him and his spouse in Bali back in 94, He was a guest at our Hotel, he is a GREAT GREAT GREAT guy. It was an honor to meet him.
He is much more than the Professor in Back to the Future, much more, a great character actor.
What an absolute legend.
His role in Dennis the Menace has haunted me my entire life.
Omg I forgot about that role!! He made apples scary for me 😂
@@tionak and chili beans lol
Hahahahaha yes! I only realised as an adult that he was the same actor as in Back to the Future series, which I've watched 100x over!
I’ve been such a huge fan of this man since I can remember…
“Back to the Future” was my favorite movie as a kid (still one of my favorite movies now, which I can rarely say about any movie I watched as a kid), which I watched practically everyday as well as “Clue”, and a huge fan of “Taxi”.
HUGE part of my childhood, this man was…
He reminds me SO MUCHHH of my Grandpa, that is not here with us anymore. I almost forgot how he looked, but "Doc" Made me remember it.
4:50 The change-up of actors was a blessing in disguise because Doc's character now felt worn-in, like a real person already living in the world when we meet him, and Michael J Fox's energy clearly sparked the best performance in Christopher Lloyd after all that good full-dress rehearsal.
All his characters are amazing, I absolutely LOVE grandpa in The Tender Bar. Christopher is bomb.
I hope he is well, he sounds congested.
Sadly that congestion is just age.
Back to the Future is the reason I got into the film industry. I got to meet both Christopher and Lea on the set of a Hallmark movie (my first full feature, coincidentally). Lea wished me good luck with my career on her last day, and Christopher was so kind, funny, and casual. Surely a shoot I will not forget!
Reverend Jim is easily one of the best television comedy characters of all time. 😄 The driver's license test, the scene where he's a door to door salesman, everything Christopher Lloyd did on that show was gold.
I know its time for me to get a haircut when my hair starts to remind me of Christoper Lloyd in Taxi.
Hearing Christopher Lloyd talk about Back To The Future just made my day. I hope GQ makes an Iconic Characters with Michael J Fox I wanna hear him talk about Back To The Future on his point of view.
Each of Christopher Lloyd's roles are iconic because he has no comparison. This episode should have been a full length documentary! We'd be here for ALL of it! #morechristopherlloyd
One of the few actors who’s work can span generation upon generation…I first knew of him from the cartoon Cyberchase when I was younger 😁
That opening cut of him saying "Great Scott!" brought tears to my eyes. My father used to say that ALL the time. You're a legend dude. And this morning I learned that cinema and your (and everyones) contributions to it are as important to our culture as Christmas
This man will forever remain a big part of my life. Thank you for all you did and do sir.
This man is an absolute treasure. This video could easily (and maybe should have been) twice as long to cover more of his roles... Even in his smaller roles, he made a huge impact on the films he was in. Perhaps we could have a part 2?
This man has given my life so much joy.
I'm a little surprised that they didn't ask him about The Adams Family.
Christopher Lloyd is a great actor. I enjoy his TV shows and movies 🎬 🎞 🎥
Christopher Lloyd in Nobody was the best thing I ever watched in a while.
Uncle Fester and Judge Doom are staples in my childhood (albeit Judge Doom terrified me as a kid). Cannot believe they've been left out.
Switchblade Sam?
I can't even imagine back to the future with Eric stoltz because Christopher Lloyd's chemistry with Michael J. Fox was amazing.
This man was a big part of my childhood. Even to this to this day it's such a joy to see him. I was kind of hoping they would ask him about his role as The Hacker, but just hearing him speak brings great happiness.
Every role I have seen him in has made me smile. Truly a great and inspirational actor. They left out so much!
Doc Brown was my fave character on Back To The Future. My siblings and I always quote his lines. 1.21 giga watts is what we say to each ogher when something seems impossible. Loved this GQ interview. Love you Chris!!
BTTF is one of my favorite series. Such a comfort film as it bring back memories of watching the films with my siblings and going to Universal Studios and riding the ride with the fam. A true legend Christopher Loyd is
Christopher Lloyd played a formative role in my childhood by starring as Cyberchase's villain, The Hacker. That iconic voice, the maniacal laughter, the incessant, creative, and vocabulary-building insults he'd levy and Buzz and Delete... memories, man. This show did a great job at building me up to the math teacher I am today. Thank you, sir. Would have been nice to hear his thoughts on it.
Everytime i see an interview with Mr.Lloyd he always seems happy to answer the questions (many he's been asked hundreds, if not thousands of times before!) seems like a really good,interesting guy who would be great to have a drink with.
HOW do you ask Christopher Lloyd about his career and leave out Judge Doom?!?!?! Uncle Fester would have been great, too, but not talking about Judge Doom is a crime!!
Every time I see him I’m amazed how little he changes during all these years, what if the Delorean wasn’t a movie prop after all.
The Taxi episode where Jim gets his driving license! Still makes me fall on the floor laughing!!
“What does a yellow light mean?”
“Slow down.”
“What… does… a yellow… light… mean?”
@@thisiswhatilike54 Slow down!!
Ok! Whaaat doooeeess as yell-llooow liiighht MEAN??
Haahahaaaa i just watched that episode. Hilarious
I will never forget that episode still funny in 2024
So Happy to see this OG legend alive still 😊💯
Alive still?? Look up his new movie The Tender Bar, he's awesome in it!
Seeing Lloyd kicking ass in Nobody whilst being in his 80s makes him a certified legend on top of everything else he’s accomplished.
Yeah that was my favorite part of the movie!
I am happy Christopher Lloyd was born.
Such a beautiful man. I sincerely wish he lives for many more years.
Christopher Lloyd is always Christopher Lloyd. And I'm totally okay with that, because we need more Christopher Lloyd.
What an honor it would be to interview such a legend.
He was also great as Uncle Fester in the 1990s "Addams Family" movies, Henry Sikorsky in "The Dream Team" with Michael Keaton, and who could possibly forget John Bigbooté in "The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension"?! What an amazingly talented and funny actor!
Oh yea, he delivered those memorable lines in BB with delightful conviction,
"Your OverThruster is for $hit" and ...Bigbooté. Tay, TAY, *TAY!*
@@FindLiberty and without speaking, he delivered the greatest middle finger in cinematic history to Emelio Lizardo/John Whorfin.
He's one of the true, legendary, most underrated geniuses when it comes to writing comedy, acting and everything else to do with television and the movie industry bar none!
The fact he has anything more than a complete ignorance to Rick and Morty is more than I would ever hope for or dare to desire. But having actual enthusiasm for THAT crossover is incredible and more than we deserve!
Dayuuum!!! This man practically looks the same. Of course he's gotten older, but he looks very healthy.
Even Christopher Lloyd's lesser known roles are well-performed. I loved the dynamic between himself and the main character in "I am not a Serial Killer".
Such an absolute legend! He’s just such a nice and genuine person and epic actor! His films made my childhood and now he’s a huge influence on my own kids. I can directly attribute my love for science and wildly successful career to his influence as Doc! 👨✈️ ✈️
Christopher Lloyd is an absolutely brilliant actor
One of the most iconic actors and voices in modern Hollywood.
2:25 Who doesn't love when actors talk trade-craft? You really get the sense, through story-telling, of what it's like to be a working actor as a human like you or me with energy and self-esteem limits.
He's up there with David Attenborough for people whos deaths will affect me in a profound way.
Great man really, really nice. Met him twice in Montecito and once in my hometown of Oxnard at BTF III train wreck scene. Always very giving.
I used to play this point and click adventure game when I was a kid called Toonstruck. You play as Christopher Lloyd - Fantastic videogame and for me his nr 1 performance because of nostalgia.
Anyone else here play Toonstruck?
With Charles Grodin it was always a shock he was so old, he always played younger characters! With Christopher Lloyd it's a shock he's still alive, he always played older characters! :D
What a legend. Absolute powerhouse actor.
A LEGEND, Christopher Lloyd
Dennis The Menace! Christopher's expressions were priceless!
I’m one of those kids who grew up with it. Born in 94 and they’ve been my favorite movies my whole life.
They left out some truly iconic roles, I always liked his Professor Plum in Clue
He’s such a lovely man. I agree though…wish they had discussed Uncle Fester, Judge Doom, and Professor Plum!
Jim Ignatowski was an epic character with sub layers. The piano sequence was actually moving.
Chris Lloyd is probably my favorite living actor. I've been lucky enough to be in the presence of many celebrities, but I think he's the only one for whom I might get emotional if I ever met him. (It doesn't hurt that at times he has a distinct resemblance to my dad.)
No Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
😮
One of my all time favourite actors 🥲🥲🥲 honestly every movie of this guy was my childhood 😭💯
Missed some very iconic characters here so I hope there is a part 2!
….. Our hero’s are getting old. And so are we…. The memories are all we have. It’s a beautiful bittersweet for us 80’s and 90 kids. We had fun….
I love imagining Jim Ignatowski meeting Dr. Brown. I can see Jim saying, "I went to the future once ..."
I watched Back to the Future in the theater as a teen and now my Grandson loves it.
An Icon, stay with us forever Christopher 🥰🤩🥰
When his time comes... just remember
one candle burnt out, but how many will he have left burning in his wake
What about Judge Doom, Uncle Fester and Switchblade Sam?
Christopher Lloyd is one of the most underrated actors in Hollywood!